I have held many open houses lately where the traffic has been less than spectacular. Instead of watching the TV or reading the Sunday "funnies" between guests, I have used the time to concentarte on IPA, an acronym / tool I came up with while working as a sales trainer for a major retailer.
Down time is not wasted time if used intelligently. I have books on tape on my iPod, trade magazines in my briefcase along with other materials that will serve as the base for producing income in the following weeks.
Of course, I would prefer to see a steady stream of buyers come through the door, but reality is harsh.
What other suggestions do you have for best use of time at opens?
Glenn
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